Ally, A country that has agreed to support or defend another country in wartime., Arrow, Weapons: A short stick with a sharp end, fired from a distance, Blow up, Make something explode, Break out, Start (of fighting), Capture, Take prisoner, Casualties, People who have been killed or injured in a war., Ceasefire, When two armies agree to stop fighting temporarily, Coup, A sudden change of government that is illegal and often violent., Defeat, Win against, beat, Execute, Kill as a punishment, Machine gun, Weapons: A gun that fires very fast, Rebellion, An attempt by some of the people in a country to change their government using violence., Refugees, People who have been forced to leave (flee) their country or home because there is a war, or for political or religious reasons., Release, Let prisoners go, Retreat, Move back, away from the army or battle, Shell, Fire missiles at, Siege, When an army tries to take a city by surrounding it and stopping the food supply., Surrender, Give up, admit defeat, Treaty, A formal agreement between two or more countries., The wounded, People who have been injured by weapons.

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